Viburnum

Discover our Viburnum collection! From fragrant flowers in spring to colourful leaves and berries in autumn, Viburnums have something to offer every season. Strong, versatile and suitable for any garden.

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Viburnum: the four-season shrub that never disappoints

Viburnum is one of those plants that really has it all. From spring flowers and glossy leaves in summer to warm autumn colours and decorative berries in late autumn. It is a shrub that keeps a garden interesting all year round and requires little maintenance. No wonder Viburnum has been one of the most popular ornamental shrubs for years.

What makes Viburnum so special?

Viburnum belongs to the deciduous and semi-evergreen shrubs. Depending on the species, it flowers in early spring or summer, usually with umbels of white or pink flowers that have a subtle fragrance and attract insects. Later, berries often appear, which not only have ornamental value but also attract birds to the garden.

In addition, the foliage is an important ornamental feature. Many species have a sturdy, glossy texture and change colour in autumn to shades of red, orange or purple. This makes Viburnum a true four-season shrub that always has something new to offer.

Viburnum from Proven Winners®: strength and elegance in one

The Proven Winners® range includes several varieties, each with its own characteristics. Viburnum Sweet Talker® stands out for its early, fragrant spring blooms and long-lasting foliage. Viburnum Shiny Dancer® owes its name to its shiny, elegant foliage, which takes on a deep red glow in autumn. Compact selections such as Viburnum Yin® are ideal for smaller gardens or pots, while Viburnum Oh Canada® is best known for its spectacular spring and autumn colours.

What these varieties have in common is their reliable health, strong growth and high ornamental value – exactly what Proven Winners® is known for.

Location and growth: where does Viburnum feel at home?

Viburnum is not demanding, but it does have a few preferences. It grows best in a semi-shaded location. The plant also likes a slightly moist location that is well drained. Thanks to its strong winter hardiness, down to -30 degrees for some varieties, Viburnum is suitable for a wide range of climates. Viburnum Yin® also has improved heat tolerance, which means this plant also thrives in warmer areas. 

Care: simply enjoy, year after year

One of the biggest advantages of Viburnum is its easy-going nature. It requires little maintenance and retains its ornamental value for years. Light pruning immediately after flowering helps to keep the shape compact and stimulate new shoot formation. Viburnum Yin® does not need to be pruned. Young plants need a little extra water during dry periods, but once well established, Viburnum is quite self-sufficient. An annual application of compost keeps the foliage healthy and flowering abundant.

Use: from solitary to group planting

Viburnum can be used almost anywhere in the garden. As a solitary plant, it is a real eye-catcher, while in groups it provides a strong foundation for borders or informal hedges. Thanks to the variety of leaf textures and colours, it can be easily combined with both perennials and other ornamental shrubs. Compact selections such as Yin® and Shiny Dancer® are perfect for smaller spaces, while larger varieties add depth and structure to spacious borders.

Viburnum in your garden

Viburnum is a versatile shrub that adds something special to the garden in every season. From fragrant flowers and glossy leaves to warm autumn colours and decorative berries – there is always something to enjoy.

 

FAQ

When does Viburnum flower?

This varies depending on the species, but most bloom in early spring or summer, often with fragrant white or pink flowers.

Can Viburnum grow in the shade?

Yes, partial shade is no problem. In full sun, it often blooms more profusely and the foliage becomes more intensely coloured.

Is Viburnum hardy?

Yes, most species tolerate temperatures down to around -20 °C and are therefore ideal for European gardens.

How do I prune Viburnum?

For most species, prune immediately after flowering to maintain shape and encourage young shoots.

Why is Viburnum so popular?

Because it has something to offer all year round: flowers, fragrance, leaf colour and berries.

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